Refrigeration – With indicator or tester – Condition sensing
Patent
1990-07-10
1991-12-10
Wayner, William E.
Refrigeration
With indicator or tester
Condition sensing
62225, 374143, G01K 108
Patent
active
050707060
ABSTRACT:
A superheat sensor (10, 100) for sensing the superheat of a fluid (14) flowing through a fluid channel (16) in accordance with the invention includes an aperture (18) within the fluid channel; a sensor body (20) engaging the aperture with a fluid tight seal (26) between the body and the aperture, the sensor body having a sensor body channel (44) in fluid communication with fluid flowing within the fluid channel; a pressure sensor (22) contained within the sensor body having a pressure responsive element in fluid communication with the fluid flowing through the fluid channel for producing an electrical signal representative of pressure of fluid flowing in the fluid channel; a temperature sensor (52) connected to the sensor body having at least one surface in fluid communication with the fluid flowing through the fluid channel for producing an electrical signal representation of temperature of fluid flowing in the fluid channel contacting the at least one surface; and a superheat calculator (56), responsive to the electrical signals representative of pressure and temperature, for producing, a superheat signal representative of the superheat of the fluid flowing within the fluid passage.
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Champagne John M.
Waters Peter D.
Sundstrand Corporation
Wayner William E.
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